That is what I am seeing.. what I used to see in the activitymap. and .activitymap, is now listed as "page", "region" and "link" mixed in with the rest of my tracking parameters.(which kind of sucks from a testing perspective because now they are all separate from one another rather than in a nice l...

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Can I ask why you are trying to do this with an eVar instead of the Products List which is designed to pass multiple products with their own contextual merchandising eVars?   I can think of no way to properly split an eVar to get you what you want (short of taking it outside of Adobe, and processing...

p. and .p are just namespaces...   So basically, Adobe has page data, and context data, and this just helps to classify the information.   p. is the start, you will see a corresponding .p as the end   p. Page Name        value Page URL           value .p   Just like context variables are encapsulat...

Good suggestion @KennyLo2 

You're welcome. I hope you can get what you need with some work-arounds!

Unfortunately, the nature of how redirects work, the only solution is to get your developers to forward those values through to the page that ends up being tracked. (like both @Krishna_Musku and @igupta said for their implementations)   If the redirection is server side, your scripts won't even atte...

Hi, on your Experience Cloud ID Service extension, you should be able to set secure cookies with this:       The other cookies as you mentioned are coming from Adobe plugin code (getPreviousValue and getValOnce, etc). I don't use a lot of the Adobe plugins, but I don't believe those could ever be s...

You can use some of the pre-built templates as suggested by @Krishna_Musku .   I actually prefer to build my own, since I know my site better, and can focus the segments and order of the results in a way that suits our business better.   Without knowing your site (or even what type of site you are r...

Yeah, as @MandyGeorge said, this is normally the "grand total" for the metric.   Basically, looking at non-averages, you might see:   Which is kind of useless...   Now, if I filter my table:   Then my total will reduce, but still show the original grand total:     Averages, while not a "grand tot...